About

Amazon Affiliate Finder is a prospect finder for Amazon sellers.

What it does

You enter a product category, for example camping cot. The search returns the sites whose public pages already carry product links to Amazon, in the order the search engine ranked them.

Each row names the site, the page that carried the Amazon link, the query that found it, and how many Amazon links that page carried. On the paid plans the row also carries the contact addresses the site publishes on its own pages, with the page each one came from.

Every row keeps its page as a link, so you can open the page and check the link yourself rather than taking a list on trust.

How the results are made

The category goes to a public web search engine as a small set of queries. Each public page that comes back is read once, for product links to Amazon. A site with at least one such link keeps a row; a site with none is dropped.

Nothing is read from an Amazon account, an Amazon report or an affiliate dashboard. Before a page is fetched, the crawler asks that site's robots.txt for permission, and a page the file disallows is not fetched.

Contact addresses come only from the pages a site publishes itself, and only on the paid plans. Nothing is guessed from a name and a web address.

What it does not have

There is no Amazon data here, no traffic numbers and no earnings figures. The tool cannot see a site's sales, the size of its audience, or what a link on its page earns. A row says what a public page showed on the day of the search, and nothing more.

It sends no mail to the sites it finds, and it never sells a list.

Who makes it

Amazon Affiliate Finder is a Quolapps product, made by Mike Wiberg. Quolapps is at quolapps.com.

Support

Questions, problem reports and data requests go to [email protected].